Directory of Free Energy Scams

A comprehensive Directory of Free Energy Scams by the #1 site on the net for unbiased information on energy saving. This list of manufacturer's misleading or exaggerated product claims has been compiled by Open4Energy in an effort to protect energy conscientious consumers from being misled!

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Free Energy Scams - United States

Free Eco Power Generator

Summary: A magnetically powered generator which claims to use magnets and magnetic force to induce perpetual motion, thus creating free electrical energy to fully power your home. The scam appears to be a copy of the "magniwork" and "free power blueprint" scams.

Summary: How can you tell a genuine free energy (FE) idea from a scam? There are three ways; First, the scam will always ask for money up front. Second, the scam will include resellers. Third, the scam will be filled with overstatement, links to buy, and discount for buying now.

Summary: Yet another version of the magniwork perpetual motion scam. But has come up with new visuals. It claims magnets and magnetic force will induce perpetual motion, thus creating free electrical energy to fully power your home.

Summary: A creative version of the free earth magnetic energy scam. A new story including a Korean execution and lost plans discovered in Colorado. The plans claim ways to capture solar energy and earth's magnetism, using parts found at home, that will generate free electricity and power your home.

Summary: A Free radiant power device cannot be built using these plans. A radiant power Device from Nikola Tesla that has been kept secret for 90 years. It has a number of names, all scams, promoted by James Slaughter.

Summary: No significant amount of electricity can be generated by following these plans. To think that this person, from some never heard of place, has found this secret conspiracy is rather foolish. This has a number of names, all mean "scams" - Please ignore Dr. Richard Goran.